When a fuse blew and I went up to check it out, I found my tenants breeding German Shepherd puppies in a wood shavings pen next to the furnace.  

Even now, I can't afford to flip in Manhattan, but I can in NJ and Long Island.

Anyone dealt with this breed?  

Get all the self-education you can in all areas of real estate as it will be a real benefit for you.

Continue to work my bookkeeping business as a side hustle , while learning as much as I can in real estate investing.

There is a whole breed of loud white trash family that will do everything they can to ruin your day, every day, if they have it out for you. 

In the meantime, I'm trying to learn everything I can in order to hit the ground running and be as successful as possible.Hoping to make some connections in or near SC with other investors, wholesalers, investor-friendly agents, et cetera.

This change in ownership is effective XXX.The purpose of this letter is to do the following: Notify you of the change of ownership.If you need to contact me regarding maintenance, your lease or any other issue related to the property, you can contact me via text or telephone at XXX.Additionally you can email me at XXX.Rent for July should be mailed to XXX and made payable to XXX.Notify you of information needed from you.I need you to email me, text me, call me or mail me with contact information for all parties on the lease, including a phone number and an email address within 5 days of the date of this letter.I also need the name of each of your pets and their breed.

As I'm building capital, I desire to learn everything I can in the meantime through education and learning from others.I live in Palisades Park, NJ (less than 10 minutes from Manhattan).

Not sure if I should still invest in a multifamily  by Troy Upstate Ny, because it is not a Landlord Friendly State and protects bad tenants  from being evicted right away in 2-3 months like you can in PA or CT..My Fears & Concerns Are:I get bad tenant who knows how to play the system to delay the eviction process, may even purposely breaks things in apartment and state not paying rent till all things are repaired and then does not open door when someone comes to repair the problem all a scheme to to delay the eviction process up to 2 years in some cases as I have heard of horror stories.Question:1) Should I buy multifamily  elsewhere like PA or CT which have laws in place to evict BAD tenants fast within 3 months2) Should I still consider investing in upstate NY if I find a good deal despite the laws that protect bad tenants, if so WHY ?